El 8/16/07 6:06 PM, "pascal.vollmer@nexgo.de" pascal.vollmer@nexgo.de escribió:
Hello,
Two questions:
A.) I've tried to submit a question to Beginners mailing list but I did not succeed. I have subscribed to the Beginners list but despite this I get the following answer:
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So, what is wrong here. Did I miss something ?
Sure some is wrong with the list. If you wish could join to our http://ar.groups.yahoo.com/group/squeakRos/ (Group) Is mostly Spanish, but we have many who understand English too and could help you
B.) I would like to use an accounting scheme for the Lines of Code (LOC) I add/delete/modify/reuse from one release of my project to another. In order to do this I would need two things:
- be able to have two versions of the same class category coexistent in the
same image (my release from 1st of march versus the later release from 1st of april)
You can't have two versions of same class in the image. Or not to this time, this could change in view of some recent ideas and discussions
- be able to "diff" those two versions and to determine
You could use actual .cs fileouts and have as many versions you like saved to disk. Via File Contents browser you could see and apply diff to classes and methods.
2.1 number of added LOC 2.2 N of deleted LOC 2.3 N of modified LOC 2.4 N of reused LOC (coming from another place, not written by myself) I am aware of the nice diff feature which is available for methods. But I did not find a similar thing for an entire class or class category. (Background: I would like to compute these metrics in order to apply the "Personal Software Process". See: Watts S. Humphrey: A Discipline for Software Engineering, Addison-Wesley, 1995)
As your programming skills improve, your methods become shorter. So best programmer have few LOC for same thing The LOC concept is of no use in Smalltalk, but sure exist how to have it.
Kind regards Pascal
Pascal Vollmer Email: pascal.vollmer@ieee.org
I emailing you and the list, I hope your problem and maybe same of others could be fixed.
Cheers.
Edgar
Hi,
On 8/17/07, Edgar J. De Cleene edgardec2001@yahoo.com.ar wrote:
El 8/16/07 6:06 PM, "pascal.vollmer@nexgo.de" pascal.vollmer@nexgo.de escribió:
A.) I've tried to submit a question to Beginners mailing list but I did not succeed. I have subscribed to the Beginners list but despite this I get the following answer:
---snip---
Your mail to 'Beginners' with the subject
Lines of code metrics for class category
Is being held until the list moderator can review it for approval.
The reason it is being held:
Post by non-member to a members-only list
[...] Pascal Vollmer Email: pascal.vollmer@ieee.org
of course an e-mail to the list should originate from the subscribed address. Pascal, have you subscribed with your nexgo or your ieee address, and from which address have you sent your withheld list e-mail?
Best,
Michael
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